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(Zulu iCal Server for FileMaker lets you add, edit, and delete FileMaker records from any of these scenarios.)
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Hi Jared,
It writes to the fields you’d expect: dates, times, event title, notes, URL, Location, some alarm info, a status or filter field, etc. You can make things like “notes” an auto enter calc so it can contain other fields from your record like contact names and email addresses, but you can’t edit fields like tha directly from iCal.
We’re looking at CardDAV for address book, but not in this release.
And Zulu shows multi-day events just like you think it would.
Hope that helps.
This looks so sweet how many fields can this wright to?
Any plans for something like this for address book?
What do records look like when start in one and and end in another?
keep up the good work! Looks exciting